Suicide due to work pressure at the OLA, the worst place to work

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Not sure why its not a public issue yet, a colleague of mine just gave up on his life due to extreme work pressure. He used to work in Krutrim, and with 2 other guys leading a project(even after being a freshie). The other two guys left the company, so he was cramped up with work of the other two as well. I shouldn’t be taking names but this absolute shit of a manager Rajkiran Panuganti has no real clue how to man manage people. He just attends the calls, bashes people left, right and center and disappears since he lives in US and most workforce is here in Bangalore. The words used in meetings, especially against freshers, its just traumatic. Having not delivered a single product even after a year of joining Krutrim, he is just taking it all out on people. Even after this shocking incident, there has been no behavioural change in people there. I heard other team members saying if they stay anymore here, they are going to end up doing the same. The authorities are trying their best to shut down the news. Its pathetic to be honest. Hope this blows up and police takes strict action. Didn’t know where else to share this, but here we go.Source to art

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Its just sad to see how terrible most Indian tech companies are. Tech companies, even the ones that were known for their WLB are now going downwards.
Edit: All Indian Companies, not just tech. Even small medium business owners here have this attitude as if they own us.

One decision I took in life is that I will never work in an Indian Company even if they pay me double because of some past harrowing experiences.
 
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Micromanagement is the Indian style. My experience has been is that smaller family owned companies take care care of their employees. The atmosphere is good and the employees enjoy the work. But as soon as the company expands and brings in an external CEO and tries to imbibe the corporate culture everything goes downhill. The HR is just there to cover the company's a*s and not for the employee.. A pleasant working atmosphere transforms into a toxic workplace..
Corporate Indian HR is the worst. There was a post on reddit but the original post has been taken down now
 
There will be others out there which are as bad as OLA but not reported. When you get millions of funding, your execs live a luxurious lifestyle while your company has problems trying to put out one good MVP and is no close to being profitable then shit like this happens especially due to investors push for IPO and in turn company departmental heads put the intense pressure on their workers. Things get worse when they cut the workforce to cut down "expenses" and remain afloat with their limited cash in bank. Probably the worst one of the lot, there is no proper rules and laws to fight these.